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are known as autonomous weapons, weapons that launch automatically, and we simply want to put in a law that no matter how amazing a.i. gets and how smart it gets, it can never launch a nuclear weapon by itself. there always has to be a human in the loop. that is because fundamentally at a very basic level, we do not know exactly how a.i. thanks. we do not know how it goes from point a to the conclusion, but we cannot exactly trace how it gets there. that is very disturbing when you have something as important as nuclear weapons. >> could you plain that to us a little bit, as a former computer science major, as a person who is used to translating complex issues to the general public, how is it we have this general technology that has been unleashed into the world with new applications coming every day hot and heavy, fast and furious, and yet we do not even know how it works? >> that is a great question. when i was getting my computer science degree, there were these folks workg on neural networks. we sort of ignored them. we thought, oh, it is pie in the sky. we are going to make comput
are known as autonomous weapons, weapons that launch automatically, and we simply want to put in a law that no matter how amazing a.i. gets and how smart it gets, it can never launch a nuclear weapon by itself. there always has to be a human in the loop. that is because fundamentally at a very basic level, we do not know exactly how a.i. thanks. we do not know how it goes from point a to the conclusion, but we cannot exactly trace how it gets there. that is very disturbing when you have...
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there was a lot of momentum against the law in 2019, suite -- street protests were able to stop the law and they have got it through. now. . it has intrusive provisions that viates basic rights to privacy that all people should enjoy. >> indonesia is the thi biggest democracy. 87% of people are muslim. i will speak to professor -- >> resistor mike woodson -- democratization in 1999, indonesis have debated the question on what is the proper role of the state debating personal morality. there was debate about nudity and pornography. >> are these laws designed to be symbolic art dark -- are their intentions to enforce them strictly? >> the law that received the most attention is the one that criminalizes extra medical -- extramarital sex. this will be hard to implement. it is not really symbolic in the sense that it will be hard to show that this is -- an affected law. it is symbolic in a different sense where it is designed to make people understand this is what the state can regulate. the concern will be about selecte enforcement. given that it will be impossible to enforce these raw --
there was a lot of momentum against the law in 2019, suite -- street protests were able to stop the law and they have got it through. now. . it has intrusive provisions that viates basic rights to privacy that all people should enjoy. >> indonesia is the thi biggest democracy. 87% of people are muslim. i will speak to professor -- >> resistor mike woodson -- democratization in 1999, indonesis have debated the question on what is the proper role of the state debating personal...
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they are using the law. we have to be careful because the situation is sensitive. but no one here is interested in dialogue. this movement is driven by hatred of the family and the condition -- a conviction that thailand is run by corrupt politics. kerry is a graduate student. >> the core of everything is their family. they are multi billionaires and they use their power and their money to buy everything. they bribed the senators. >> carrie and her university friends raise money to buy refreshments for their fellow protesters. comradeship and a sense of righteousness drives them on. but the rest of the world is alarmed by the exhibitions of lawlessness this week. believe that they are tearing down the political system to rebuild something purer and nobler seems unshakable. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. >> let's ring you up-to-date with some of the day's other news. security forces in egypt fired tear gas into a crowd of demonstrators despite a new law protest. unauthorized protesters came out onto the calls fromesponse to the muslim brotherhood. two men have go
they are using the law. we have to be careful because the situation is sensitive. but no one here is interested in dialogue. this movement is driven by hatred of the family and the condition -- a conviction that thailand is run by corrupt politics. kerry is a graduate student. >> the core of everything is their family. they are multi billionaires and they use their power and their money to buy everything. they bribed the senators. >> carrie and her university friends raise money to...
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>> the white house and the rest of us anxiously await the supreme court's ruling on the health-care law. baseball's roger clemens catches a break in court. what was the point of this? >> i put a lot of hard work into that career. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> last week as we were putting this program together, the president appeared in the rose garden to announce that, effective immediately, hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who arrived in the united states as children would no longer face the threat of deportation. now under certain conditions, young people under the age of 31 who came to the united states before their 16th birthday and have been here five years can work here illegally. as the president says, this is only a temporary reprieve. >> let's be clear, this is not amnesty, this is not immunity, this is not a path to citizenship. it is not a permanent fix. last >> year, did in the president tells us he could not do what he has just done? >> with respect to the notion that i can just suspend deportations through executive or
>> the white house and the rest of us anxiously await the supreme court's ruling on the health-care law. baseball's roger clemens catches a break in court. what was the point of this? >> i put a lot of hard work into that career. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> last week as we were putting this program together, the president appeared in the rose garden to announce that, effective immediately, hundreds of thousands of undocumented...
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captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> i am about to sign into law the civil rights act of 1964. my fellow citizens, we have come now to a time of testing. we must not fail. >> ifill: nearly 50 years after that watershed moment in america's struggle against discrimination, civil rights leaders and four of the living presidents gathered in austin, texas, to commemorate the landmark legislation. >> because of the civil rights movement, because of the laws president johnson signed, new doors of opportunity and education swung open for everyby.
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under constitutional orpower statutory law. the federal law does all cdc, our health experts, to quarantine individuals who show symptoms of a contagious disease. there are someio prov that are generally miten, which states fail to deal with a pan it allows the cdc to seven. -- to step in. we saw the flare up with new yo. governor cuomo threatened to sue, he said this was almost a declaration war. but in reality, this pressure did not come from the federal government, it came from other rhode island has said that they are looking for any new yorkers were fleeing the state. -- who are fleeing the state. florida has rejected new yorkers coming down to their state. this is creating tension between ates. a:la about our elections, jonathan? if this carries on, could we vote bai m joe biden syuggested perhaps we should if we are in the there isoom at the alcove of our constitution to make changes. the requirement is to vote. there is no specification of how voting occurs. so we could certainly go to a mailypof votinsystem. but it is
under constitutional orpower statutory law. the federal law does all cdc, our health experts, to quarantine individuals who show symptoms of a contagious disease. there are someio prov that are generally miten, which states fail to deal with a pan it allows the cdc to seven. -- to step in. we saw the flare up with new yo. governor cuomo threatened to sue, he said this was almost a declaration war. but in reality, this pressure did not come from the federal government, it came from other rhode...
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the law went into effect 30 years ago. if kwoikted the accused could be sentenced to 15 years in prison. charges five months after the reveal of procedures performed tens of thousands of times since it wasanned in the uk. >>> several gay couples wed today in michigan. the ruling came in a lawsuit brought by detroit nurses. ten years ago, voters overwhelmingly approved the referendum banning. here's the case. 17 states plus the district of columbia now allow same sex marriage. bans are overturned in four states since december but are underappeal. >>> the major league baseball season got underway in australia. the dodgers defeated the diamondbacks 3-1 in front of 40,000 fans. the game was played on the sidney cricket crowd. a clay mixture was shipped to australia from san diego to create the base paths and warning track. this was the seventh time major league baseball has opened games there a broad. the two will play tomorrow before returning home. >>> for more about malaysia airlines flight 370 we're joined from los angeles
the law went into effect 30 years ago. if kwoikted the accused could be sentenced to 15 years in prison. charges five months after the reveal of procedures performed tens of thousands of times since it wasanned in the uk. >>> several gay couples wed today in michigan. the ruling came in a lawsuit brought by detroit nurses. ten years ago, voters overwhelmingly approved the referendum banning. here's the case. 17 states plus the district of columbia now allow same sex marriage. bans are...
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a supreme ruling on president obama's health care law. the high court finds it constitutional, but the political fight is far from over. >> today's decision was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law. >> our mission is clear -- if we want to get rid of obamacare, we will have to replace president obama. >> the latest banking scandal hits barclays, with the fallout that need to stretch worldwide. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it has been the most highly anticipated u.s. supreme court decision in years, and today, the justices ruled that president obama's overhaul of the health care system is constitutional. in the 5-4 decision, they settled the legal argument, but as our north american editor reports, the political battle is now running harder than ever. >> it is not the usual scene outside the supreme court. it felt as though the conable had come to town. supporters waited for the supreme court's most in judgment -- important judgment in years. for we
a supreme ruling on president obama's health care law. the high court finds it constitutional, but the political fight is far from over. >> today's decision was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law. >> our mission is clear -- if we want to get rid of obamacare, we will have to replace president obama. >> the latest banking scandal hits barclays, with the fallout that need to stretch worldwide. welcome to our viewers on...
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. >> the main reason for people to feel safe is that according to spanish law, there is a deposit guarantee fund of 100,000 euros. guaranteed by both the banks and the spanish government. this is a public institution and the spanish government is behind it. if is much safer now than before. >> saving here is just one smaller financial stuff for spain. the whole region is running out of funds have been going cap in hand to madrid. of wider worries remain at from bank loans to spread and the rest overrun on spanish banks remain. >> you are watching bbc world news america, still to come on tonight's program. violence in mexico continues to take a deadly toll. we look at the fallout of the upcoming presidential election. a man who knew your police said confessed to killing the boy 33 years ago was charged with second-degree murder. >> it was on a friday morning, 33 years ago that the smiling 6- year-old boy was allowed to walk to the school bus stop alone for the first time. he was never seen again. if investigators may have the truth, a confession from an unnamed -- a man named pedro hernandez
. >> the main reason for people to feel safe is that according to spanish law, there is a deposit guarantee fund of 100,000 euros. guaranteed by both the banks and the spanish government. this is a public institution and the spanish government is behind it. if is much safer now than before. >> saving here is just one smaller financial stuff for spain. the whole region is running out of funds have been going cap in hand to madrid. of wider worries remain at from bank loans to spread...
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speaker, the national security law does not provi legal or judicial safeguards in such cases. i'm also concerned about the potential reach of the extraterritorial provisions. i consulted with the home secretary, justice secretary and attorney general and the government has decided to suspend the extradition treaty immediately and indefinitely. >> the treatyns m if someone in hong kong is suspected of a crime in the u.k., british hand them over to face justiceto and vice versa. agreement with 19 other countries, including canada and australia. they have already suspended their treaties due to the same fear. how is this going down in beijing? china's foreign ministry is not pleased with the decision to suspend the treaty, a plan it sees as attempting to intntfere with itsnal affairs. >> these hong kong relat marks -- remarks turn blind eye for it is the sustained effort of one country, two systems. it goes against internation laws and norms. we strongly condemn these actions. we ask the u.k. to make no more steps down the wrong path so to avoid further damage to china and u.k. r
speaker, the national security law does not provi legal or judicial safeguards in such cases. i'm also concerned about the potential reach of the extraterritorial provisions. i consulted with the home secretary, justice secretary and attorney general and the government has decided to suspend the extradition treaty immediately and indefinitely. >> the treatyns m if someone in hong kong is suspected of a crime in the u.k., british hand them over to face justiceto and vice versa. agreement...
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famous crime stories almost always lead to the passing of new laws. and there is a great many intersections between this unseemly tabloid phenomena and and we never get to that because serious people don't like to talk about that unattractive stuff. tavis: let's talk about that serious, unattractive stuff. and starting with as a society, why we're so fascinating with missing white girls? >> we are making a little progress on that, i think. because on some level we are racist. you hate to say it's true. but there is an element of racism that has always played a role in making those cases more famous than other cases. tavis: why white girls as opposed to anyone else? >> men feel challenged when a woman disappears. because again primitive and sexist and inappropriate, but men feel challenged when a woman is in danger. so those stories draw a different visceral reaction, which the man was out in the world doing men stuff and something happened to him. tavis: on the cover of this book, i am looking at now, there are a number of names of individuals and cas
famous crime stories almost always lead to the passing of new laws. and there is a great many intersections between this unseemly tabloid phenomena and and we never get to that because serious people don't like to talk about that unattractive stuff. tavis: let's talk about that serious, unattractive stuff. and starting with as a society, why we're so fascinating with missing white girls? >> we are making a little progress on that, i think. because on some level we are racist. you hate to...
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now that it has been signed into law, those ccks can be printed and mailed out to people. we hope within two weeks. american earning under $75,000 will all get $1200 in the pockets, but nobody on capitol hill, even in the white house, is under the illusion this will fix the american economy. it is not a stimulus package. mitch, mcconnee leader of the republicans in the senate, said don't call it a stimulus. this is a rescue package to rescue the american economy and get it stimulated and growing agai there will probably have to be more money pumped into the system, and both democrats and republicans recognizing thall on the ow. anchor: you mentied a rare show of bipartisanship. you have lawmakers think there needs to be phase four deal looking at nonprofits suffering. what do you think is the likelihood of republicans wanting more help and relief. >>ep it willd on the state of the economy and how much longerhe u.s. economy stays shut. figures like 3.3 million peoe benefits, that is literally off the charts. we have nevereen that before. that is a huge amount of devastation
now that it has been signed into law, those ccks can be printed and mailed out to people. we hope within two weeks. american earning under $75,000 will all get $1200 in the pockets, but nobody on capitol hill, even in the white house, is under the illusion this will fix the american economy. it is not a stimulus package. mitch, mcconnee leader of the republicans in the senate, said don't call it a stimulus. this is a rescue package to rescue the american economy and get it stimulated and...
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it's a move that would violate federal law. a short time later, a member of the cia said senate computers were not hacked. now tooing to speak intelligence correspondent from the "wall street journal." why is this being played out in public when it is a war about secret intelligence? >> that's a very good question. we started to see hints of this over the last couple of months in questions from lawmakers from the senate intelligence committees at public hearings. they started hinting at these kinds of things and the fact has kind of dribbled out over the last week or so in media reports it andre still dribbling it's a murky picture but we are starting to get a better sense of it today. >> what happens next? >> i think what we need to figure out is the charges over the searches of the computers, a central question is who owns the computers being searched and what is the nature of this search? senator feinstein says these are committee computers and the cia was searching the computers themselves. theye cia side, they say are cia
it's a move that would violate federal law. a short time later, a member of the cia said senate computers were not hacked. now tooing to speak intelligence correspondent from the "wall street journal." why is this being played out in public when it is a war about secret intelligence? >> that's a very good question. we started to see hints of this over the last couple of months in questions from lawmakers from the senate intelligence committees at public hearings. they started...
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othe rule of law. ros: this is the other sidef the argument. these are pro-beijing supporters who gathered in front of government headquarters to celebrate the no law. 'les hear from one of those in support, a former district counselor. >> what happens in hong kong since last year is uncontrollable ways of terrorism going on, and so-called democracy movements. it does not affect anything that related to that you cannot have freedom of assembly. you can still apply through the hong kong police and they ca approve it. it does not stop you fro having order. ros: this has prompted an international outcry. nato, the u.k., and japan has condemned the law and so has e.u. new legislation does not conform with hong kong's basic law, nor was china's international commitments in terms of adoption procedure and we a very clear on that topic. for us, that is very critical and we are seriously concerned about it. ros: the u.s. s condemned the law, and just as it warned it would, it started to revoke hong kong's spec
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>> tom: still ahead, by the end of the month the supreme court will rule on the health care reform law. how should investors approach health insurance stocks? that's in tonight's word on the street. "nightly business report" is brought to you by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: a day of losses on wall street today. as we reported earlier, a lot of disappointment about that european rescue package. also investors are worried about greece. elections on sunday could determine whether or not greece will leave the eurozone. all of the major stock averages were down by 1% or more. the dow tumbled 140 points, reversing a gain earlier in the day. the nasdaq lost almost 49 and the s&p fell 16.5 points. andrew goldberg, global market strategist at jpmorgan. andrew, hi, welcome. are investors overreacting to this news or are the fears justified about the debt crisis in europe? >> well, invest hes aren't necessarily overreacting, susie. part of the problem here is that this action taken over the weekend doesn't address the heart of the issue. this is a two-prong problem in europe, and the f
>> tom: still ahead, by the end of the month the supreme court will rule on the health care reform law. how should investors approach health insurance stocks? that's in tonight's word on the street. "nightly business report" is brought to you by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: a day of losses on wall street today. as we reported earlier, a lot of disappointment about that european rescue package. also investors are worried about greece. elections on sunday could...
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of law, i, i found really amazing and i think there are a lot of people in the world who spend a lot of their life waiting for an opportunity to make a difference and make a change in their communities or in their countries, and so many people, too many people never get that chance and i think if you become a prosecutor and your only responsibility and mission is to make the country and the community a little bit safer and better and do what is right, there can be no more gratifying job than that. and more specifically when i was in law school, i took a class on trial practice, with some very fine folks and realized that there is nothing that compares to the compilation of trying a case in front of a jury. >> rose: did you watch to kill a mockingbird when you were young. >> did and read it also. >> rose: and made you want to be a lawyer? >> that and also i actually read inherit the wind in seventh grade. >> rose: great story. >> i thought that would be a great thing to do to stand up in a courtroom and argue to a judge and a jury on cases of magnitude and significance to people in th
of law, i, i found really amazing and i think there are a lot of people in the world who spend a lot of their life waiting for an opportunity to make a difference and make a change in their communities or in their countries, and so many people, too many people never get that chance and i think if you become a prosecutor and your only responsibility and mission is to make the country and the community a little bit safer and better and do what is right, there can be no more gratifying job than...
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it's a move that would violate federal law. a short time later, a member of the cia said senate computers were not hacked. now tooing to speak intelligence correspondent from the "wall street journal." why is this being played out in public when it is a war about secret intelligence? >> that's a very good question. we started to see hints of this over the last couple of months in questions from lawmakers from the senate intelligence committees at public hearings. they started hinting at these kinds of things and the fact has kind of dribbled out over the last week or so in media reports it andre still dribbling it's a murky picture but we are starting to get a better sense of it today. >> what happens next? >> i think what we need to figure out is the charges over the searches of the computers, a central question is who owns the computers being searched and what is the nature of this search? senator feinstein says these are committee computers and the cia was searching the computers themselves. theye cia side, they say are cia
it's a move that would violate federal law. a short time later, a member of the cia said senate computers were not hacked. now tooing to speak intelligence correspondent from the "wall street journal." why is this being played out in public when it is a war about secret intelligence? >> that's a very good question. we started to see hints of this over the last couple of months in questions from lawmakers from the senate intelligence committees at public hearings. they started...
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the supreme court ruling on the health care reform law is due next week. tonight, we look at what the outcome could mean for two small businesses. and general motors is growing in russia. that and more tonight on "n.b.r." the outlook for the biggest of the big banks in the u.s. and europe isn't pretty, at least according to credit ratings firm moody's. it cut the credit ratings of six big u.s. banks late yesterday, months after warning it would do so. but investors mostly shrugged off the worries even though the action threatens to make banking more expensive for customers. suzanne pratt reports. >> reporter: of the five u.s. banks downgraded by moody's, citi, j.p. morgan chase and bank of america deal directly with consumers. today, people were still trying to figure out what the move means for them. >> i'm familiar with the issue. i just read the headline l+s1 night. i wasn't that concerned until now. >> yeah, it's kind of scary, like i wasn't expecting to hear that. >> actually, it doesn't really change anything. you're not really making any money. >>
the supreme court ruling on the health care reform law is due next week. tonight, we look at what the outcome could mean for two small businesses. and general motors is growing in russia. that and more tonight on "n.b.r." the outlook for the biggest of the big banks in the u.s. and europe isn't pretty, at least according to credit ratings firm moody's. it cut the credit ratings of six big u.s. banks late yesterday, months after warning it would do so. but investors mostly shrugged off...
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box >> make sure there were not votes outside of the law counted. >> this is the tabulation room where every early ballot will be tabulad. >> it is a system under siege with workers facing death threats. >> one of the most prosperous -- preposterous allegations that built up a significant following and still has people believing in it that we took ballots from the 2020 election, we fed them to chickens then we incinerated the chickens to cover the tracks. >> even all that, how worried are you about the future health of that democracy? >> i am deeply worried. >> not everyone is glued to the politics, but it is never far away. arizona was once a solidly republican state, but like elsewhere in america, traditional conservatism is grappling with rapid social change. >> the myth of the stolen election suggests something fundamental is being lost. a readiness to accept that people whose values you oppose could ever win a majority. >> this civil war has not already begun. >> far-right groups make inflammatory claims of war. this meeting is sparsely attended and a local democrat candidate has
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the government says that the party is breaking the law. >> this is the moment that hope returned to burma. at first, she was given leeway. she is addressing crowds outside the headquarters of her party. the party officially banned after failing to register for the elections. now told firmly to stop all political activities. burma is no longer under military rule. there is a parliament and civilian-led government. the pro-democracy leader is delivering that the -- recorded for the bbc. the parallels she draws between her homeland and the recent upheavals in egypt and tunisia are uncomfortable perhaps for the authorities. it is because of these dissimilarities in that the outcome has been different. the first is that while the army did not fire on their people, the burmese army did. "she plans to travel soon to the countryside to me supporters outside of her home. those close to her fear for her safety. the state-run media has warned this could lead to chaos. the authorities have decided to clip her wings. >> we have been talking a lot about global economic problems on this problem. there a
the government says that the party is breaking the law. >> this is the moment that hope returned to burma. at first, she was given leeway. she is addressing crowds outside the headquarters of her party. the party officially banned after failing to register for the elections. now told firmly to stop all political activities. burma is no longer under military rule. there is a parliament and civilian-led government. the pro-democracy leader is delivering that the -- recorded for the bbc. the...
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be held under american law november 3. lewis: katty, stay there, i want to ask about the economyecause president trump's tweet came after news the u.s. economy suffered its biggest contraction on record, it's frank by 9.5% in the three months since june -- it shrank by 9.5 percent in the three months before june. we also have unemployment numbers, another 4 million peoplehe lost jobs and filed for employment benefits. here is something on the economic damage behind those numbers. >> if you look at trade, we saw trade was down. if you looked at help much people were investing in the businesses, that w down. and crucially, if you look at consumer spending, that has really taken a beating. america's gdp depends very heavily on consumer spending. people need to spend money. but the harsh measures put i place to protect people from the conavirus pandemic meant that people were at home and weren't out shopping. that had a real severe effect on the overall gdp number. i want to pick on some -- pick up on something anthony mention
be held under american law november 3. lewis: katty, stay there, i want to ask about the economyecause president trump's tweet came after news the u.s. economy suffered its biggest contraction on record, it's frank by 9.5% in the three months since june -- it shrank by 9.5 percent in the three months before june. we also have unemployment numbers, another 4 million peoplehe lost jobs and filed for employment benefits. here is something on the economic damage behind those numbers. >> if...
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they passed laws about fraternization. it was illegal to talk to any indian if you were a white indentured. and within 10 years the first africans landed in jamestown. not a lot of people know that. there is a great text called the birth of black america that we read. in fact, the blacks from the very start had common ground with the white indentured and that is why the laws were passed about no communication between the two because the aristocracy knew there would be common ground to be shared. of course, in our workshop, we discovered this was a love story. it was a story about the unrelenting spirit that sought common ground from the very start. and in fact, the very first people to escape jamestown started families with the indians. tavis: someone watching right now here's you referred to jamestown as -- can hear you referred to jamestown as where the spirit of america comes from my gets -- might get confused for because -- when we talk about it is a powerful narrative. we know the story of the immigrant class coming t
they passed laws about fraternization. it was illegal to talk to any indian if you were a white indentured. and within 10 years the first africans landed in jamestown. not a lot of people know that. there is a great text called the birth of black america that we read. in fact, the blacks from the very start had common ground with the white indentured and that is why the laws were passed about no communication between the two because the aristocracy knew there would be common ground to be...
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egyptian law should follow the principles of the islamic law, like the old constitution. and this they will protect the true nature of the egyptian family and protect morals and values, something could be used to compose islamic values. they don't like the fact that the constitution has no guaranteed equality of both men and women. as soon as there is a referendum on the constitution, he will give up his controversial powers. >> we are passing through a very short but very important phase. >> nobel prize winner says that the draft constitution should be put in a garbage can of history. and once again, the protesters are forcing noisy opposition. >> they never divided the egyptians, we have no understanding if he is the president of egypt or the of the muslim brotherhood. they can only deepen and hardened was already a danger is divide in egyptian society. >> during this turbulent time, i spoke to times editor at large. on wednesday, they join me from new york. the first collective, what do you make of him? >> is quite remarkable. tens of thousands of people are paying for
egyptian law should follow the principles of the islamic law, like the old constitution. and this they will protect the true nature of the egyptian family and protect morals and values, something could be used to compose islamic values. they don't like the fact that the constitution has no guaranteed equality of both men and women. as soon as there is a referendum on the constitution, he will give up his controversial powers. >> we are passing through a very short but very important...
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it passed and was the law for the longest time, and it brought down these mass killings. we should do it again. we can close loopholes in our background check system, including the charleston loophole. that is one of the best tools we have right now to prevent gun violence. the sete should immediately pass -- let me say again -- the united states senate, i hope some are listening, should immediately pass the two house passed bills that close the loopholes. these are bills that received votes of both publicans and democrats in the house. this is not and should not be a partisan issue. this is an american sue and will save lives. >> let's take a look at whether mr. biden has broader support. let's turn to a galp poll in november, finding that just 57% of americans want stricter gun laws, the lowest number since 2016. gun sales hit a new record high inanuary. jim arab early has lost a nephew, cousin, to gun violence. here is what she says about why things are not changing. >> in america, we have come to the conclusion that gun violence is uniquely an american, that often tim
it passed and was the law for the longest time, and it brought down these mass killings. we should do it again. we can close loopholes in our background check system, including the charleston loophole. that is one of the best tools we have right now to prevent gun violence. the sete should immediately pass -- let me say again -- the united states senate, i hope some are listening, should immediately pass the two house passed bills that close the loopholes. these are bills that received votes of...
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government of laws. >> you know, yes. but much more important, i would say just effective government. because you know, we came, i'm a product of the crises of the 80's. mexico was wiped out of the face of the earth in terms of economic terms from 82 to 88. and those were very difficult years. we went totally broke. and people had basically given up on the country immigrating. so being, coming, having gone through that, which was caused by so badly mistaken government policies in terms of public spending, they spent everything. they put on huge debt. they build massive white elephants. and so they squandered a good part of our oil riches and that's what led us to that decline. >> rose: you're in the sofa business too. >> yes. we have to compete. >> rose: with carlos slim. >> he bought the government monopoly. what they call the ppt the whole thing. they had local phone, long distance phones, mobile phones, all kinds of links. everything was monopolized by the government. and this also was put to sale by salinas. and that
government of laws. >> you know, yes. but much more important, i would say just effective government. because you know, we came, i'm a product of the crises of the 80's. mexico was wiped out of the face of the earth in terms of economic terms from 82 to 88. and those were very difficult years. we went totally broke. and people had basically given up on the country immigrating. so being, coming, having gone through that, which was caused by so badly mistaken government policies in terms of...
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international law says they are illegal settlements but israel says they are not. palestinians want an international boycott of this food. they have had successes. a co-op recently expanded its measures against such broad use. the farmers feel the effects, but it will not force them out. >> they will just go and sell it in other places. they will not have any trouble. >> these clashes between palestinian protesters and israeli police came after friday prayers. the situation outside the prison walls here depends on the health crisis unfolding within them. bbc news, jerusalem. >> now, he is perhaps the most famous playwright of all-time, and his masterpieces are still performed and revered around the globe, but until recently, one of shakespeare pose a pieces was unknown. now, a shakespeare scholar has attempted to recreate the bards so-called lost play. it has just had a premiere at university in indiana. >> mylar received my daughter and me. come and be greeted. >> it has arranged marriages. late night seduction. >> burns with one constance deal that chides her bol
international law says they are illegal settlements but israel says they are not. palestinians want an international boycott of this food. they have had successes. a co-op recently expanded its measures against such broad use. the farmers feel the effects, but it will not force them out. >> they will just go and sell it in other places. they will not have any trouble. >> these clashes between palestinian protesters and israeli police came after friday prayers. the situation outside...
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there is no law or internal regulation that says he had to go. there are people who are at cia who had an extramarital affair and things like that. i think what -- the question he faced was if this becomes something that is known to the public, is going to be acceptable within that sort of reference for the director of the cia to continue to lead amortization especially when it became public that another employee was involved in one of these affairs. there would be a lot of questions. >> thank you. it has been another tumultuous day at the bbc. two more senior executives have temporarily step down pending results from inquiries into why a program about alleged child use by a former bbc star was dropped. the director general resigned following another report accusing another politician's sex abuse. >> is this the man to save the bbc? the broadcaster's crisis has claimed some senior staff. tim davies is charged with studying the ship. it was the flagship news program, "newsnight" that made two mistakes, wrongly accusing politicians. that led to the
there is no law or internal regulation that says he had to go. there are people who are at cia who had an extramarital affair and things like that. i think what -- the question he faced was if this becomes something that is known to the public, is going to be acceptable within that sort of reference for the director of the cia to continue to lead amortization especially when it became public that another employee was involved in one of these affairs. there would be a lot of questions. >>...
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. >> to the law-abiding people who play by the rules and are the overwhelming majority in our country, the fight back has begun. we will protect you. if you have had your livelihood and property damage, we will compensate you and we are on your side. to the criminals who have taken what they could get, i say this -- we will track you down, find you, charge you, punish you. you'll pay for what you have done. >> the packed house of commons spoke as one during the emergency session, almost as if the country was at war. >> what ever we disagree on, week by week, month by month, today we stand shoulder to shoulder, united against the vandalism and violence we have seen on our streets. there can be no excuses, no justification. this behavior has discussed it us all. it cannot be allowed to stand. we not -- we will not allowed to stand. at the periphery of individual police officers was praised on all sides. -- >> the bravery of individual police officers was praised on all sides. >> what was clear earlier this week it was there were far too few police deployed on the streets, and the tactic
. >> to the law-abiding people who play by the rules and are the overwhelming majority in our country, the fight back has begun. we will protect you. if you have had your livelihood and property damage, we will compensate you and we are on your side. to the criminals who have taken what they could get, i say this -- we will track you down, find you, charge you, punish you. you'll pay for what you have done. >> the packed house of commons spoke as one during the emergency session,...
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that comes as the russian parliament approved laws to slow including up to seears in prison for breaking rules. there is now a fear that presiden exposed.y have been >> it began with a handshake. vladimir putin meeting this dc octor a week ago to inspect the hospital. now the doctor himself has tested positive for covid-19. he and the president spent the afternoon together in close cont act. no one is safe was the headline on russian tv. this virus has come so close to all of us,he says,r even ou president. russia is looking down. there will be tough penalties for breaking quarantine. up to seven years in prison. for the president, it's business as usual. the kremlin says there is no need to panic. the president is fine. system is built around one man, vladimir putin, any suggestion that his health may be put at risk makes those in power very nervous. >> in russia, it is not just a virus that is spreading, so his fake news about covid-19. this biologist has been telling russian media that the coronavirus could be a u.s. biological weapon and that the americans took out a patent for it.he
that comes as the russian parliament approved laws to slow including up to seears in prison for breaking rules. there is now a fear that presiden exposed.y have been >> it began with a handshake. vladimir putin meeting this dc octor a week ago to inspect the hospital. now the doctor himself has tested positive for covid-19. he and the president spent the afternoon together in close cont act. no one is safe was the headline on russian tv. this virus has come so close to all of us,he says,r...
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there is a law that would bar members from the old regime from running in future elections. we now report on the face of gaddafi's supporters. >> it is barely three months since there revolution. three months since they reduced him to this. a new order imposed, their ruler, crushed. but the roof korea has begun to face. -- but the euphoria has begun to fade. thousands remained stuck in the country's cramped prisons with no functioning legal system. they tell of serious abuse from guards. one shows me the scars of when his arms were smashed with hammers. put us on trial, if necessary. i don't even know what i'm accused of, he says. i don't understand what this revolution is. i am 60 years old. this is making us hate the revolution. this is a pattern that is widespread according to human rights campaigners who say that some khaddafi supporters have been tortured to death in detention. >> this will continue. our community will be divided against and with the government, like the past. we don't need this in the future. >> what would happen if those conditions continued? >> we do
there is a law that would bar members from the old regime from running in future elections. we now report on the face of gaddafi's supporters. >> it is barely three months since there revolution. three months since they reduced him to this. a new order imposed, their ruler, crushed. but the roof korea has begun to face. -- but the euphoria has begun to fade. thousands remained stuck in the country's cramped prisons with no functioning legal system. they tell of serious abuse from guards....
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you change the law on the day you kill 100 people in hama? >> what can the u.s. international community. they don't want to get involved militarily. what can they do? >> there are some things that can be done. i would like to see oil sanctions imposed. this regime gets most of its money from oil. it ex ports about 150,000 barrels a day mostly to france, germany, italy, the netherlands. 150 barrels a day isn't much in the world market. it means a lot to assad. stop buying syrian oil. why doesn't the u.n. agree or the e.u. agree no one will buy syrian oil anymore. that will have an effect on the economy. we need to convince the business elites profiting from this regime that they will be better off in assad goes. we need to reach out to a community which president assad is a member. >> they're a minority, 12% where most of the country is sunni. the assad family has been running the country. they're afraid that after him there will be recrimination and vengeance. we and the opposition in syria should be trying to reassure them there won't. your best bet is to bring
you change the law on the day you kill 100 people in hama? >> what can the u.s. international community. they don't want to get involved militarily. what can they do? >> there are some things that can be done. i would like to see oil sanctions imposed. this regime gets most of its money from oil. it ex ports about 150,000 barrels a day mostly to france, germany, italy, the netherlands. 150 barrels a day isn't much in the world market. it means a lot to assad. stop buying syrian oil....
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it was that law he was accused of breaking. she still wears a photo of her parents when she goes to protest to support him. for her, the search for justice will go on. >> today, the latest greek belau cleared an important hurdle when it was approved by the german parliament. the vote was not lost on the greek people that are watching events in berlin. the involvement has revived an animosity that stretches right back to the second world war. >> drawing on real emotions. as the recession deepens, anti- german sentiment is rising. soldiers are part of this popular cartoonist to work. they feel it is pushing the austerity drive here. >> germany has already tried twice, this time is through economic means. we have no bad feelings to the german people, only to the government and european banks. >> the german flag was burned outside parliament and a recent protest. and in a war of words, the greek president said that the finance minister was insulting his country. the relationship has never been easy. a recent suffered greatly in wor
it was that law he was accused of breaking. she still wears a photo of her parents when she goes to protest to support him. for her, the search for justice will go on. >> today, the latest greek belau cleared an important hurdle when it was approved by the german parliament. the vote was not lost on the greek people that are watching events in berlin. the involvement has revived an animosity that stretches right back to the second world war. >> drawing on real emotions. as the...
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ros: h what kind of reacti there been to this new law? reporter:s some journali are publishing on social media and they goiv yes they doshows on youtube and opposition politians are using social media as a platform since the mainstream media mostly is controlled by businesses who are close to the government. people say this is a huge -- this is the death of free expression and turkey. ros: thank you for that update. we appreciate it. bye-bye. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... langua specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freemafoundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. yuyi: i came to the unitedpbs. states when i was 24 years old. i did not speak any english. i felt very, very lost, really n knowing what too with my life. one day on tv there was sesame street. ernie and grover and cookie monster. and it's not only that i lened to speak in
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the republican tax bill is new law. president trump puts his signature on it before heading off for the holidays. the photographer who captured the first lady's every move joins us to share her favorite shots. anchor: welcome to public television in america and around the globe. the u.n. security council imposed fresh new sanctions on north korea after its latest test. china and russia signed onto the resolution drafted by the united states, which severely restricts pyongyang's access to oil imports. president trump tweeted the results showed the world wants peace, not death. i spoke with our u.n. correspondent. this is the third round of sanctions this year. how much tougher is this latest? reporter: if you remember, president trump specifically called president xi of china last month to encourage him to cut crude supplies to north korea, thinking it would be a pivotal step. in 2016, the united states said north korea imported 4.5 million barrels of refined petroleum. this resolution caps that at 500,000 barrels a year
the republican tax bill is new law. president trump puts his signature on it before heading off for the holidays. the photographer who captured the first lady's every move joins us to share her favorite shots. anchor: welcome to public television in america and around the globe. the u.n. security council imposed fresh new sanctions on north korea after its latest test. china and russia signed onto the resolution drafted by the united states, which severely restricts pyongyang's access to oil...
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protests are considering -- continuing in indonesia's capital against employment laws. the president's government said they will cut red tape. but the poland's say workers rights are being undermined and environmental protections are being weakened. the soccer player has tested positive for coronavirus, according to the portuguese football federation. the 35-year-old is not showing symptoms, he is self-isolating at home and the rest of the team has tested negative. portugal is due to face swede on wednesday. you are watching "bbc world news america." the dogs in lebanon with 100% success rate in identifying the virus. ♪ katty: facebook has made it $1.3 million donation to britain's part. the museum is set up on the site of the second world war cold braking unit -- code braking unit. bbc's joe black has more on that story for us. >> the home of the codebreakers. the best of britain's brains were tears secretly decrypting germans communications. now there is a new fight. to keep the story alive during the pandemic. it is widely regarded as the birthplace of modern compu
protests are considering -- continuing in indonesia's capital against employment laws. the president's government said they will cut red tape. but the poland's say workers rights are being undermined and environmental protections are being weakened. the soccer player has tested positive for coronavirus, according to the portuguese football federation. the 35-year-old is not showing symptoms, he is self-isolating at home and the rest of the team has tested negative. portugal is due to face swede...
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spain is the latest country getting ready to implement new laws. reporter: a spanish classic about to be s rd uleres underves being producedo rucfoe od would have to be offered a doggy bag to take on leftovers. something common in american culture, but almost unheard of across europe. scenes, restaurant staff will be responsible for any unsold food at the end of the night. suggestions to reduce waste include giving food away to charity, promoting seasonal dishes, and even turning over right fruit into jam and chutney. supermarkets wou also be banned from thinning food and will be allowed to give away food past its sell by date. th newla to e asell consumers. >> the law is intended for everyone in the food chain. the primary producer, the industry, the distribution, and the families. reporter: currently,.n u. third of global food production goes uneaten. and last year, spani people threw away an average of 26 kilos of food each. the new rules have put spain in line with france and italy, where food donation from businesses is incentivized, and the d
spain is the latest country getting ready to implement new laws. reporter: a spanish classic about to be s rd uleres underves being producedo rucfoe od would have to be offered a doggy bag to take on leftovers. something common in american culture, but almost unheard of across europe. scenes, restaurant staff will be responsible for any unsold food at the end of the night. suggestions to reduce waste include giving food away to charity, promoting seasonal dishes, and even turning over right...
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it is not an idea that we just wanted to exhibit our promise of the law. lthislation is america's legislation. it is a patriotic stance that says that we all are created equal under the law, and we are ty. to be denied that equa [applaus >> let's take a look at the bill. it is called the george floyd 2020.ce and policing act of aims to make it easier to prosecute police for misconduct, banned chokehold and no knock warrants and reinforces federal police t use a body and dashboard cameras. right now, that bill is being debated by the house of controlled by the democrats, and so, it is likely to pass, b the bill has to pass through the senate, which republicans control. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had called it a non-starter. also, relevant to this story,st ight, this happened in washington. a rival police reform bill put forward by the republicans in the senate failed to get enough votes to advance. 60 were needed for it to pass. the democrats knocked the bill call it a toothless response to police brutality. hit back, mitch mcconnell tweeted, de
it is not an idea that we just wanted to exhibit our promise of the law. lthislation is america's legislation. it is a patriotic stance that says that we all are created equal under the law, and we are ty. to be denied that equa [applaus >> let's take a look at the bill. it is called the george floyd 2020.ce and policing act of aims to make it easier to prosecute police for misconduct, banned chokehold and no knock warrants and reinforces federal police t use a body and dashboard cameras....
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. >> we have a law that says hocis presumed it until proven guilty. reporter: a father of grown-up children is said to be extremely surprised when he was arrested at home in aet q suburb of sacramento last week. the crime spree had begun within 40 years ago, just a half hours away -- just a half d hourve away. detectives have revealed they used a genealogy website to a narrar down their for the suspect who was arrested after officers obtained dna from an item he discarded. relatives of some of his alleged victims were in court. if convicted, he could be cesentto death. anchor: the c ash which killed most of the brazilian football team was caused by a lack of fu and negligence. the official report says the accident said the pilot had radioed the control tower to report a fuel emergency. 71 people died in that tragedy including all but three of the football team. a nior world food program officialat has warned he number of venezuelans fleeing the country may rea seen in syria if nothing is down. according to the director, about 35,000 people are enterin
. >> we have a law that says hocis presumed it until proven guilty. reporter: a father of grown-up children is said to be extremely surprised when he was arrested at home in aet q suburb of sacramento last week. the crime spree had begun within 40 years ago, just a half hours away -- just a half d hourve away. detectives have revealed they used a genealogy website to a narrar down their for the suspect who was arrested after officers obtained dna from an item he discarded. relatives of...
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(p&ifornia's records law sparks acñr major battle in the capital. the oakland a's want to ditch thet( coliseumçfor a new home i the south bay. now the city of san jose sues major league baseball to try to make it happen.=/%ñre1 >> we filed legal action toxdÑ rid of restrictionsmy so the future mayors and counsels will be able to seek8@ a baseball t. >> the project in california history is egin. opening the way for e1w3endange seal heads trout to reach the traditional spawning grounds. with the interest on student loans set to doublejf next mont northern category con'sessman jaredko hoffrr' for thexd prop to freeze the rate and prevent more debt. >> we're hea
(p&ifornia's records law sparks acñr major battle in the capital. the oakland a's want to ditch thet( coliseumçfor a new home i the south bay. now the city of san jose sues major league baseball to try to make it happen.=/%ñre1 >> we filed legal action toxdÑ rid of restrictionsmy so the future mayors and counsels will be able to seek8@ a baseball t. >> the project in california history is egin. opening the way for e1w3endange seal heads trout to reach the traditional...
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kongers look at the new national security law. this case, too many, highlights the k case between hongg and mainland china's legal systems. there is a fear here that the systems are increasingly merging. bbc news, hong kong. anchor: a prominent saudi human rights activist who campaigned for women to be allowedo drive s been sentenced to six years conspiracy.charges of spying and arresteal-hathloul was with others and has already spent years in jail. they say this has nothing to do. with her campa a major study of the atlantic ocean has discovered species previously unknown to science. afr using remote-controlled, deep-sea robots to reveal the ocean and its hidden ecosystems in unprecedented detail, it also showif how lin the deep is being threatened by climate change. victoria reports reporter: the ocean covers 1/5 of the earth's surface, and from populist coastlines to pristine waters, one study of the atlantic exploring and taking samples from 12 regions of this vast ocean has discospred adductioies new to science. this creature
kongers look at the new national security law. this case, too many, highlights the k case between hongg and mainland china's legal systems. there is a fear here that the systems are increasingly merging. bbc news, hong kong. anchor: a prominent saudi human rights activist who campaigned for women to be allowedo drive s been sentenced to six years conspiracy.charges of spying and arresteal-hathloul was with others and has already spent years in jail. they say this has nothing to do. with her...
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and i will keep my right to exercise my right as long as it is within the legality and respect of the law. as these lines divide liberty and chaos -- >> president mubarak's speaking a short while ago. our correspondent is on the line from cairo. just after midnight local time is not a president wants to be on live television. clearly a man under pressure. what do you make of this words? >> what a strange sight. this is the first we have seen of president mubarak since this crisis started. i think the present -- television station has done him no favors. above all, he was coming out absolutely-character. -- absolutely in character. basically telling egypt he will tough it out and basically chiding the protesters, saying they were abusing the liberties they have been given. for all those people who have been out on the streets to are angry with him and were angry with the way they have been treated by their government, this will absolutely outraged them. -- this will outrage them. i have a suspicion this will go down badly-egypt. >> just on that point, the protests may get worse but do you
and i will keep my right to exercise my right as long as it is within the legality and respect of the law. as these lines divide liberty and chaos -- >> president mubarak's speaking a short while ago. our correspondent is on the line from cairo. just after midnight local time is not a president wants to be on live television. clearly a man under pressure. what do you make of this words? >> what a strange sight. this is the first we have seen of president mubarak since this crisis...
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this is not just about a change in the law. prenuptial agreements are still not legally binding and will be decided case by case. but it is the clearest indication yet that the supreme court has said given the right circumstances prenuptial agreements will be upheld. bbc news. >> pope been adept has named 24 new cardinals, putting his mark on the body that will -- pope benedict has named 24 new cardinals, putting his mark on the body that will choose his successor. from rahm, duncan kennedy reports. calls hisnedict's cardinal's "princes of the church." and now he has named 24 new ones. senior clergy who run the catholic church helped craft policy. the pope used his weekly audience at the vatican to make his announcement. >> now with joy i would like to announce that on november 20, i will nominate new cardinals for the college of cardinals. >> there was applause and the light when these worshipers found out the news that there archbishop from washington, d.c. is to be one of the new cardinals. >> we recognize that -- that no on
this is not just about a change in the law. prenuptial agreements are still not legally binding and will be decided case by case. but it is the clearest indication yet that the supreme court has said given the right circumstances prenuptial agreements will be upheld. bbc news. >> pope been adept has named 24 new cardinals, putting his mark on the body that will -- pope benedict has named 24 new cardinals, putting his mark on the body that will choose his successor. from rahm, duncan...
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i felt there are different standards and different laws for people who are in that area, not for people like me and my friends and my family. anchor: members of boris johnson's cabin and have shown their suprt for mr. cummings throughout. the foreig secretary tweeted this, doc cummings gave a detail account of his actions and how he followed the rules applicable to his family. the cabinet met today it was totally focused on tackling c 19 and moving the country forward. another said it's clear now that allegations were made which were untrue. dominic cummings acted legally and responsibly. let's concentrate on work necessary to deal with the consequences of covid-19. but at least 20 conservative backbench mps ve joined opposition in public calls for mr. cummings to resign. >> so many people have expressed their concern on the manner in which mr. cummings already behaved, which is understandable. but the way he flouted his own rules, there are thousands of people all over the country had childcare problems, with real fury and anger from constituents across the political spectrum, from acr
i felt there are different standards and different laws for people who are in that area, not for people like me and my friends and my family. anchor: members of boris johnson's cabin and have shown their suprt for mr. cummings throughout. the foreig secretary tweeted this, doc cummings gave a detail account of his actions and how he followed the rules applicable to his family. the cabinet met today it was totally focused on tackling c 19 and moving the country forward. another said it's clear...
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third man is still serving life in prison. ♪ >> in 2009 president barack obama signed a hate crimes law named after james burke junior. >> it will strengthen protections against crimes based on the color of your skin, the faith in your heart or they ways of your birth. >> 23 years later i still get angry but it is how you town -- channel your anger and i choose to channel it in a positive manner so this is a journey for me. ♪ >> my dad did not get killed at the hands of a police officer but in today's world that is what we are seeing. we are seeing a lot of brutality by the hands of officers. >> the murder of george floyd was a challenging point for me to put on my uniform, just the disappointment that our country is still enduring racism in the magnitude that it is. i want to be that officer if nothing else, just be there in solidarity, either as hey, i know what you are going through. >> how many george floyd's do there have to be? how many johnny burks do there have to be? it don't make sense. >> you can watch the full documentary american hate crime on the bbc news website and you
third man is still serving life in prison. ♪ >> in 2009 president barack obama signed a hate crimes law named after james burke junior. >> it will strengthen protections against crimes based on the color of your skin, the faith in your heart or they ways of your birth. >> 23 years later i still get angry but it is how you town -- channel your anger and i choose to channel it in a positive manner so this is a journey for me. ♪ >> my dad did not get killed at the hands...